That chord sounds defiantly at the outset of one of Gesualdo's greatest works, the A-minor-ish madrigal "Moro, lasso, al mio duolo".
Still, the subject of what was called, with a late-Victorian delicacy, "cruelties" by U.S. troops arose a few days into the hearings, at the outset of three weeks' testimony by William Howard Taft.
Fawzi Barhoum, Hamas's spokesman in Gaza, said that at the outset of "five years of difficult negotiations" Israel had demanded the release of Shalit with "no price," offering only to ease the blockade on Gaza.
Appearing on the DVD at the outset of volume two, they were made with the most cutting-edge bluescreen technology known to humanity in 1971.
And they led from the outset of game two, winning through in 37 minutes.
We also made the most use of the institution from the outset: of the nine investigations on the African continent, eight were requested by African states, six African states referred their own situation to the ICC, and African states voted in support of the UN security council referrals on Darfur and Libya.
A translation of this filter for PubMed was planned at the outset for two reasons of prime importance to the knowledge translation process: ease of access to evidence, and the maximal timeliness of that evidence.
To a large extent, such geography reflects the absolute sizes of the poor population in each region at the outset of the three decade-long, incomplete effort to end extreme poverty.
At the outset of all three projects we involved the UG District (now County) Children's Officer (DCO) to engage the community and to obtain approval to undertake the studies [ 22].
Equipoise, suggesting indifference or at least uncertainty regarding the preventive efficacy of circumcision with respect to HIV, was possible at the outset of the three RCTs only on the basis of discounting the substantial observational data as not reflecting genuine knowledge.
